Find the Best Replacement Windows in Tucson, AZ

Window repair and installation in Tucson

Tucson area residents should be on the lookout for signs it’s time for home window repair or home window replacement:

• Windows are damaged, warped or broken.
• There are drafts nearby windows.
• Windows are difficult to open, close or lock.
• You hear lots of noise from outside the house.
• There’s condensation buildup between glass layers.
• Interior furnishings are fading from sunlight.
• Your energy bill is going up.
• Your home’s curb appeal could use improvement.

If you notice any of these problems, you may need home window repair or home window replacement in Tucson. Many companies offer a free in-home consultation, during which a representative will inspect your windows and go over your options. If your frame is structurally sound and you don’t mind keeping the same style of window, you may only need window insert replacement, which is less expensive than full window replacement.

Types of replacement windows

There are many types of replacement windows to choose from. Each has different characteristics for function, insulation and durability.

Depending on the condition of your window frame, you may also need to decide on a frame material.

When buying replacement windows in Tucson, you’ll also want to consider the number of panes of glass, sound ratings and coatings and glazings for energy efficiency.

How to choose a replacement windows company in Tucson

Choose a replacement windows company in Tucson that offers both windows and installation. A window installer in Tucson must be licensed in Arizona. You can search the Arizona Registrar of Contractors to verify a contractor’s license.

When meeting with a home window replacement or home window repair company in Tucson, ask these questions:

• How many years has the contractor been in business?
• Do the window installers have manufacturer training or special certifications, like from the American Window and Door Institute or InstallationMasters?
• Is the contractor insured for general liability?
• Is there upfront and guaranteed pricing?
• Does the contractor offer ENERGY STAR-certified windows? Do the windows have a label from the National Fenestration Rating Council?
• How will the installation process work and how long will it take?
• Do windows come with a warranty on parts and labor and a customer satisfaction guarantee?

Get written estimates from at least three contractors before you go forward with home window repair or home window replacement. An estimate should have details like window brands, the number of windows, the sizes and types of windows and installation details.

The City of Tucson issues permits for many residential projects, and Pima County requires a permit for window replacements. Ask your contractor for more information about whether obtaining a permit is necessary before installation begins.